Yes, the at-home therapy laser is built as a Class IIIB laser, a lower power classification than the Class IV lasers used in-clinic (like the M-VET or EVO), with a maximum power of 500mW. It includes an LED display, acoustic signals, and an automatic shutdown function, designed for safe operation by pet owners rather than requiring a trained clinician to administer each session.

Practices can rent or sell the handheld device to clients as part of a supplementary treatment program, creating a recurring or one-time revenue stream beyond standard in-clinic visits. Since it supplements rather than replaces in-clinic MLS Laser Therapy, it extends the practice's involvement in a case without requiring additional appointment slots.

No, it's designed to supplement in-clinic treatment rather than replace it. The lower-power Class IIIB device extends care between clinical visits, which is intended to enhance overall patient outcomes and client satisfaction rather than substitute for the higher-power Class IV treatments administered in the practice.

The At-Home Laser is Class IIIB with a 500mW maximum power, built for pet owners to operate safely at home. The M-VET and EVO are Class IV MLS lasers used in-clinic by trained staff, with peak power and treatment protocols suited to clinical administration. The at-home device is a lower-power complement to, not a substitute for, those in-clinic treatments.